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Resumo:The present study analyses the role of weight distortion and weight self-criticism in explaining the relationship between actual weight and perceived health, well-being, body satisfaction and emotional eating. Eight hundred and six individuals were selected from a national study on nutrition. They were divided into two groups according to self-reported dieting. A questionnaire measuring the outcome variables was implemented. Weight distortion and self-criticism were calculated using actual, estimated and desired BMI. A multiple mediation model was estimated using structural equation modelling. A valid model was obtained in which weight self-criticism is a partial mediator of the relationship between weight and body satisfaction and a full mediator of the relationship between weight and emotional eating for the non-dieter group. For the dieter group, full mediation of weight self-criticism is observed in the relationships between weight and health, well-being and body satisfaction. For weight distortion, no mediation effect is found in either group. The results highlight the importance of weight perceptions in understanding the influence of body weight on several aspects of health and well-being. The type of weight perception is also relevant. A critical attitude towards weight is more determinant than the distortion in weight appraisal.
Autores principais:Neto, David Dias
Outros Autores:Baptista, Telmo Mourinho; Marques, Catarina; Ferreira, Ana Sousa
Assunto:BMI Weight perceptions Weight self-criticism Weight distortion
Ano:2020
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Ispa-Instituto Universitário
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório do Ispa - Instituto Universitário
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Weight distortion
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subject.fl_str_mv BMI
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Weight self-criticism
Weight distortion
title The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
title_full The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
title_fullStr The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
title_full_unstemmed The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
title_short The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
title_sort The role of weight perceptions and their impact on health and well‐being: A multiple mediation model
topic BMI
Weight perceptions
Weight self-criticism
Weight distortion
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Weight perceptions
Weight self-criticism
Weight distortion
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